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Avinash0513 Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
diference b/n ON and OVER
Hi guys, could anyone explain difference between the "on" and "over". When to use "on", and when to use "over"?
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You try first. Which would you use in these sentences? 1.
- You try first.
- Which would you use in these sentences?
- 1.
- Hit the ball ___ the net.
- 2.
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You try first. Which would you use in these sentences?
1. Hit the ball ___ the net.
2. Jump ___ the stream.
3. Sit ___ the chair.
4. Bring the newspaper ___ to me.
5. Put the plate ___ the table.
6. I moved ___ to the other side of the room.
7. We need to be ___ time.
8. Please write your name ___ the list.
1. Hit the ball ___ the net.
2. Jump ___ the stream.
3. Sit ___ the chair.
4. Bring the newspaper ___ to me.
5. Put the plate ___ the table.
6. I moved ___ to the other side of the room.
7. We need to be ___ time.
8. Please write your name ___ the list.
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1 . over2. over3. on4. over5. on 6. over7. on8. onbut i dont know whether theyre right or not!!!
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Hi Mark please read the below sentence.
Ending weeks of disagreement over/on common entrance test for admission to engineering course.
If the answer is ON, why not OVER.
If the answer is OVER, why not ON.
Please reply...
Ending weeks of disagreement over/on common entrance test for admission to engineering course.
If the answer is ON, why not OVER.
If the answer is OVER, why not ON.
Please reply...
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avinash0513Ending weeks of disagreement over/on a common entrance test for admission to an engineering course.(This is not a sentence, by the way.)
After the word 'disagreement' both 'over' and 'on' are found, and with about equal frequency.
Both are correct.
CJ
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